Comments Thread For: Mayweather: Critics Said Pacquiao Was a God, I Beat Him

[HanzGruber]

You waited 6 years so you could run from him.

Whoop de doo.

hilarious that the people who picked pac to beat and or ko floyd make this excuse

[Spoon23]

You start out writing don't believe the punch stats, compubox, then point out that the punch stats show Floyd threw the least amount of punches in any fight to date.

But these same compubox stats are correct when they show Floyd throwing the least amount of punches.

The logic fails me? I think it is disingenuous to call into question the very stats you later use to support your theory of Floyd being economical with his punches. Can't have it both ways.

Hope you are not offended.

I said, besides 'If' you believe it, compubox says Floyd had the least punch output of his career. Doesn't mean I believe compubox, but there are times they are accurate. When the clicker is an honest man.

In this fight. Nope. Post fight videos shows Pac connected more per round throughout the fight.

[BigAlexSand]

Agree to some degree. Both past their primes but I as many believed either young or old Mayweather would win. But it was far from both their best performances and left many disappointed.

[GOD-FR33]

Floyd is DONE.........

Floyd is DONE. The fact that he keeps trying to convince the people that he won the fight, 4 months after the fact shows he doesn't really think he won. It was a close fight I gave to the aggressor and fighter who was coming forward. This was a championship fight. You have to press your opponent and engage at some point if you want to "convince" people and the judges, that you won/want to win. Manny did that and Floyd did not. Floyd looked AFRAID and acted out of character in the fight. He did a good job of giving the impression that he was being effective BUT the replays show a different fight that was taking place. Floyd could not hit Manny cleanly. Manny hit Floyd with the harder shots and he hit Floyd more than Floyd hit him. He also out defended the defensive genius. Floyd knows this but his idiotic fans will not accept or admit it. He is trying to sell this Berto fight and is looking for a cash out rematch against Manny. If Manny wasn't injured, he may have stopped Floyd for the first time in his career. Why do I say this? Because he would've hit Floyd even more. Floyd had a hard time handling Manny's punch. It was clear who the harder puncher was/is.

[Zaroku]

Nice answer! We need better refs!

Floyd hugs great! What a bad bad mofo to get paid big time for hugging!
I am gonna charge everyone I know per hug! I want to get paid like Floyd!

So far, and I kinda hate to say it, the game will remain the same, until Floyd changes it! Think about what a boss player he is to control everyone, he provokes the haters to hate = buying his PPV shows, his fans to follow = PPV buys, People who hear fans and foes argue = PPV buys.

No pimp has a pimp hand like that. Ice cold. Think about broner, a wanna be like ....money... But he didn't have the goods. His weak game got exposed, twice. He became the trick/joke 2 times. Broner had wicked skills, but was lazy and got exposed by come forward busy fighters. Blue Collar brawlers.

[Zaroku]

hilarious that the people who picked pac to beat and or ko floyd make this excuse

Hanz, I agree with you completely.
PAC looked out classed and foolish! Hitting his gloves together trying to reset. Ha ha ha, one dimensional!
PAC does the same **** in previous bouts, with guys who can't nullify his speed or power. But blame Floyd for being the better boxer!

[Zaroku]

Agree to some degree. Both past their primes but I as many believed either young or old Mayweather would win. But it was far from both their best performances and left many disappointed.

Floyd would have beaten the one dimensional PAC 5 or 10 years ago!

[Bring It On]

Very few people said 2015 Pacquiao was a God, doe.

Not saying it necessarily wouldn't have looked similar in 2009, it might have. I think Pac would've done better back then though.

[Zaroku]

Floyd is DONE. The fact that he keeps trying to convince the people that he won the fight, 4 months after the fact shows he doesn't really think he won. It was a close fight I gave to the aggressor and fighter who was coming forward. This was a championship fight. You have to press your opponent and engage at some point if you want to "convince" people and the judges, that you won/want to win. Manny did that and Floyd did not. Floyd looked AFRAID and acted out of character in the fight. He did a good job of giving the impression that he was being effective BUT the replays show a different fight that was taking place. Floyd could not hit Manny cleanly. Manny hit Floyd with the harder shots and he hit Floyd more than Floyd hit him. He also out defended the defensive genius. Floyd knows this but his idiotic fans will not accept or admit it. He is trying to sell this Berto fight and is looking for a cash out rematch against Manny. If Manny wasn't injured, he may have stopped Floyd for the first time in his career. Why do I say this? Because he would've hit Floyd even more. Floyd had a hard time handling Manny's punch. It was clear who the harder puncher was/is.

I didn't think Floyd looked afraid. He was quick off his stool, punched first, and nullified manny's one dimensional style. Manny should have not been dishonest! He should have been truthful and not a liar! He should have prevented these lawsuits, that he will lose if they go to trial!

Preponderance of the evidence is the legal standard, not reasonable doubt.
Look up the difference. This info might be helpful some day!

Best regards, please take no offense! I mean none. Just men talking boxing

[d-kazi7]

Ha

It's too bad u spent all this time painting your response as though you've done your homework, you have the official response. LOL! Dude you're dead wrong on all accounts. Go back to playing with your toys. Don't just throw **** against the wall to see what sticks. Since when does Floyd measure himself with what Pacquiao does??? Idiot! Lol.

Great response with lots of accurate information about Boxing.